Plaintiff proceeds to arbitration with a firm that trades stocks and bonds on her behalf. Her contract claim is based upon a breach of the implied covenant of good faith, but she could not prove any damages from defendant's alleged breach even though the transactions involved included tens of thousands of dollars. Still, the arbitration panel did find that the contract breached the implied covenant of good faith, as defendant did not supply the usual security for the transactions that customers believe exist in the field. The panel then awarded plaintiff $$175$ dollars, unfortunately for the plaintiff, much less than the offer plaintiff received in mediation. The panel award would be considered what kind of damages:

Group of answer choices

Nominal

Punitive

Compensatory

Liquidated damages